St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-02

judge of probate yesterday and committed
To the Rochester asylum.
The first number of the Brainerd Daily
News will appear Sunday.
Diphtheria is reported at SO Winnipeg av-
enue and 667 North street
The police and fremen were paid yester-
day. The pay rUll amounted to ST., 900.
Friday the ladies will receive new gifts by
the management of the Seventh street mu-
scum.
Eight keepers of houses of ill-fame paid
their monthly fine in the municipal court
yesterday.
An adjourned meeting of the war veterans
OF st. Paul to consider the location of the
Soldiers home will take place tonight at
winthrop Post hall, Drake block.
Tonight DIR. l.. W. Lyon will deliver lee
ture on Dental Evolution at the room of
the Young Mems Christian association, cor
her Ninth and Wabasha streets.
The trustees of the First Presbyterian
church held meeting at the church last
evening. MeSsrs. Jewett, Mann and Pearce
were elected deacons. Their installation will
occur next Sunday morning.
Sheriff William Dretschka, of Sibley
county, reported to the state auditor his sue
cessful escort of Ole Larson to saltwater
Larson was convicted of grand larceny in the
first degree, and was sentenced to five years.
A. M. Doherty sold at auction yesterday,
June l, lots 23 and "a, in block 2, L, NJ.
Mac6ubin's addition. TO III. C. Donnelly for
corner Kent to A. b. Wilgus for $14 pa.
Ella Lee, colored, living at 364 East Sew
enth street, took out warrant Yesterday for
the arrest OF her husband, Henry Lee, a
soldier at the fort. She claims that he fails
TO support her, and that whenever he comes
to the city he beats and kicks her.
This evening the Great Western band will
give the first of its season of concerts at
Summit Place park. The citizens of that
locality have been very ready to subscribe to
TINS series OF concerts, and the probability is
that 1t will become very popular place of
resort.
a. L. Leith, laborer, boarding at the Min
neSota house, was held up last evening about
O'Clock ON the levee, by John Mcmahon
and Anisin Branch, a colored steamboat man.
but before they had a chance to go through
his pockets they were gathered in by Officer
Andy Call.
Members of the Seven Corners Snowshoe
club are requested TO meet at the Seven Cor
ners cigar store at 3 O'Clock, sharp, this aft
ernoon, to escort Company d from the depot.
Citizens from Seven corners are cordially in
vited to join the club at the above place and
take part i'll the demonstration.
The ladies of st. Mary's church guild, at
Merriam Park, will give lawn party Mt
the grounds on st. Anthony avenue, ad-
joining the residence of d. l.. Kingsbury, Sat
urday evening next. Ice cream and other re-
treshments will be served, the proceeds to be
devoted to the church building fund.
George II. Hamilton colored. while walk,
ing along the Manitoba tracks near Benson
fell down an embankment and sustained a
compound fracture of his right thigh. He
claims also to have received injuries by being
elected from Il train on which he was steal
ing ride: He was brought to st. Paul and
taken to the city hospital.
The Ontario Silver Mining company of st.
Paul has incorporated 1t will delve for ore
in the Thunder bay district on capital stock
of s., 600 900, with President Edward II. c.
TaylOr, Vice President Robert C. FuItOn
Secretary Albert X. Murray, Treasurer
Thomas Tyer and Messrs Albert F. Russell,
Victor c. Gilman and Walter j. Stevens as its
incorporates and first board of directors